Riverside County
Educational Support Program
Shondi Lee
Program Manager
Lora Lopez
College Relations Specialist
Amanda Vasquez
HR Technician
Karla Medrano
Student Intern
Program Activity
FY 2012-13
FY 2013-14
357
224
268
185
10 16
Applications
Received
Active Participants
# of Departments
Participating
Financial Assistance
FY 2013-14
FY 2012-13
$1,146,520.00
Total Paid to Employees
$681,153.00
$116,562.00
SEIU Training Fund
$166,124.00
$1,029,958.00
Department Funded
$515,029.00
Additional ESP Services
• Career and personality
assessments
• Career counseling
• Educational advisement
• College transfer information
• University program information
• Financial aid resources including
access to union training funds
• County textbook exchange
• Accreditation information
• Job shadowing
• Resume assistance
University Partners
Tuition discounts range from 10-60% off
Onsite Degree Programs
Master of Arts in Education – Organizational Leadership
(Executive Program)
•CAC
Masters in Public Administration
•Spruce Street, City Hall, and City of Riverside EOC
BA in Business Administration with Organizational
Leadership
•Spruce Street and DPSS Staff Development
BA in Public Administration
•Spruce Street and DPSS Staff Development
BA in Interdisciplinary Studies with Behavioral Science
•DPSS Staff Development
Master of Arts in Management
•Ben Clark Training Center, DPSS Staff
Development, and Spruce Street
Tuition Savings with Cohorts
Over $2.5 million
in tuition savings for
County employees
since 2012!!
Possible Upcoming Onsite
Degree Programs
Continued degree programs…
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Bachelors in Business Administration
Bachelors in Public Administration
Masters in Organizational Leadership (including an Executive Program)
Masters in Public Administration
Master of Arts in Management
New degree programs…
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MBA
MFT or MSW
Masters in Accountancy/Accounting
Bachelors in Accounting
Masters in Public Policy
And ??
Riverside County
Educational Support Program
Student Internship Program
Purpose
To attract the best and brightest students and
encourage them to become interested in
employment with the County of Riverside.
Benefits for Students
• Valuable work experience
• Application of academic theory in real-world
• Try out a career in advance
• Network with professionals
• Monetary compensation
• Academic credit
• Eligible for internal recruitments
• County resources…including tuition discounts!!
Benefits for Departments
• Great recruiting tool
• Brings new, innovative ideas
• Support for full-time employees
• Assistance for short-term assignments and projects
• College-educated pre-professionals
• Cost-effective without long-term commitment
Fiscal Year 2013/2014 Number of Interns by Department
Values
Unpaid Interns
ASSESSOR-CLERK RECORDER
Paid Interns
1
1
3
3
AVIATION
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Total Interns
1
1
CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
2
2
5
5
COUNTY COUNSEL
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
1
1
DEPT OF PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Department Name
20
5
25
7
1
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
1
FIRE PROTECTION
1
1
8
2
3
FLOOD CONTROL
8
8
4
HUMAN RESOURCES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
5
9
2
2
32
32
MENTAL HEALTH
6
6
PARKS
RCRMC
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
TLMA AGENCY
TRANSPORTATION
WASTE DISPOSAL
20
20
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
3
Yearly Intern Cost by Department
Department
Paid Interns Yearly Total Approx. Cost per Intern
ASSESSOR-CLERK RECORDER
1
$4,295.02
$4,295.02
AVIATION
0
$0.00
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
1
$3,488.46
$3,488.46
CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
2
$4,892.53
$2,446.27
COUNTY COUNSEL
0
$0.00
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
0
$0.00
DEPT OF PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES
5
$33,080.56
$6,616.11
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
1
$5,504.58
$5,504.58
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
1
$12,592.63
$12,592.63
FIRE PROTECTION
0
$0.00
FLOOD CONTROL
8
$27,030.56
$3,378.82
HUMAN RESOURCES
5
$34,075.26
$6,815.05
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
2
$5,371.25
$2,685.63
MENTAL HEALTH
0
$0.00
PARKS
0
$0.00
RCRMC
20
$106,384.09
$5,319.20
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
1
$1,035.10
$1,035.10
TLMA AGENCY
0
$0.00
TRANSPORTATION
2
$18,660.92
$9,330.46
WASTE DISPOSAL
3
$17,241.42
$5,747.14
Grand Total
52
$273,652.37
$5,262.55
Fiscal Impact of Interns by Wage and Hours Worked
180.51
722.03
2,346.59
4,693.19
7,039.78
9,386.37
181.32
725.26
2,357.10
4,714.20
7,071.29
9,428.39
197.48
789.90
2,567.18
5,134.36
7,701.53
10,268.71
213.64
854.54
2,777.26
5,554.52
8,331.77
11,109.03
229.80
919.18
2,987.34
5,974.68
8,962.01
11,949.35
247.25
988.99
3,214.22
6,428.45
9,642.67
12,856.90
238.68
954.73
3,102.88
6,205.76
9,308.64
12,411.53
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year*
182.20
728.82
2,368.65
4,737.30
7,105.96
9,474.61
192.30
769.22
2,499.95
4,999.90
7,499.86
9,999.81
202.40
809.62
2,631.25
5,262.50
7,893.76
10,525.01
212.50
850.02
2,762.55
5,525.10
8,287.66
11,050.21
225.63
902.54
2,933.24
5,866.48
8,799.73
11,732.97
226.64
906.58
2,946.37
5,892.74
8,839.12
11,785.49
246.84
987.38
3,208.97
6,417.94
9,626.92
12,835.89
267.04
1,068.18
3,471.57
6,943.14
10,414.72
13,886.29
287.24
1,148.98
3,734.17
7,468.34
11,202.52
14,936.69
309.06
1,236.24
4,017.78
8,035.56
12,053.34
16,071.12
298.35
1,193.42
3,878.60
7,757.20
11,635.81
15,514.41
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year*
218.64
874.58
2,842.38
5,684.76
8,527.15
11,369.53
230.76
923.06
2,999.94
5,999.88
8,999.83
11,999.77
242.88
971.54
3,157.50
6,315.00
9,472.51
12,630.01
255.00
1,020.02
3,315.06
6,630.12
9,945.19
13,260.25
270.76
1,083.04
3,519.89
7,039.78
10,559.67
14,079.56
271.97
1,087.89
3,535.65
7,071.29
10,606.94
14,142.59
296.21
1,184.85
3,850.77
7,701.53
11,552.30
15,403.07
320.45
1,281.81
4,165.89
8,331.77
12,497.66
16,663.55
344.69
1,378.77
4,481.01
8,962.01
13,443.02
17,924.03
370.87
1,483.49
4,821.34
9,642.67
14,464.01
19,285.34
358.02
1,432.10
4,654.32
9,308.64
13,962.97
18,617.29
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months
9 months*
1 year*
291.53
1,166.11
3,789.84
7,579.69
11,369.53
15,159.37
307.69
1,230.75
3,999.92
7,999.85
11,999.77
15,999.69
323.85
1,295.39
4,210.00
8,420.01
12,630.01
16,840.01
340.01
1,360.03
4,420.08
8,840.17
13,260.25
17,680.33
361.01
1,444.06
4,693.19
9,386.37
14,079.56
18,772.75
362.63
1,450.52
4,714.20
9,428.39
14,142.59
18,856.78
394.95
1,579.80
5,134.36
10,268.71
15,403.07
20,537.42
427.27
1,709.08
5,554.52
11,109.03
16,663.55
22,218.06
459.59
1,838.36
5,974.68
11,949.35
17,924.03
23,898.70
494.50
1,977.98
6,428.45
12,856.90
19,285.34
25,713.79
477.37
1,909.47
6,205.76
12,411.53
18,617.29
24,823.05
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months*
9 months*
1 year*
364.41
1,457.63
4,737.30
9,474.61
14,211.91
18,949.22
384.61
1,538.43
4,999.90
9,999.81
14,999.71
19,999.62
404.81
1,619.23
5,262.50
10,525.01
15,787.51
21,050.02
425.01
1,700.03
5,525.10
11,050.21
16,575.31
22,100.42
451.27
1,805.07
5,866.48
11,732.97
17,599.45
23,465.94
453.29
1,813.15
5,892.74
11,785.49
17,678.23
23,570.98
493.69
1,974.75
6,417.94
12,835.89
19,253.83
25,671.78
534.09
2,136.35
6,943.14
13,886.29
20,829.43
27,772.58
574.49
2,297.95
7,468.34
14,936.69
22,405.03
29,873.38
618.12
2,472.48
8,035.56
16,071.12
24,106.68
32,142.24
596.71
2,386.83
7,757.20
15,514.41
23,271.61
31,028.82
*Interns may not exceed 1,000 hours in a fiscal year
16 hrs/week
170.00
680.01
2,210.04
4,420.08
6,630.12
8,840.17
1 week
4 weeks
3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year
$
$
$
$
$
$
242.40
969.60
3,151.20
6,302.40
9,453.60
12,604.80
20 hrs/week
161.92
647.69
2,105.00
4,210.00
6,315.00
8,420.01
15.00 <-- enter desired wage
15.15
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year*
$
$
$
$
$
$
303.00
1,212.00
3,939.00
7,878.00
11,817.00
15,756.00
24 hrs/week
153.84
615.37
1,999.96
3,999.92
5,999.88
7,999.85
Hourly wage:
$
Wage + TAP Overhead$
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year*
$
$
$
$
$
$
363.60
1,454.40
4,726.80
9,453.60
14,180.40
18,907.20
32 hrs/week
145.76
583.05
1,894.92
3,789.84
5,684.76
7,579.69
Wage Calculator
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months
9 months*
1 year*
$
$
$
$
$
$
484.80
1,939.20
6,302.40
12,604.80
18,907.20
25,209.60
40 hrs/week
16 hrs/week
1 week
4 weeks
3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year
20 hrs/week
Engineering Student Intern (74178)
2nd
3rd
4th
12.22
13.22
14.22
12.34
13.35
14.36
24 hrs/week
1st
11.22
11.33
32 hrs/week
Temporary Assistant - Professional Student Intern (13896)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Graduate
9.02
9.52
10.02
10.52
11.17
9.11
9.62
10.12
10.63
11.28
40 hrs/week
Year in school
Hourly Wage
Wage + TAP Overhead
Intern
Pharmacist
(73610)
Graduate
All
15.30
14.77
15.45
14.92
1 week
1 month
3 months
6 months*
9 months*
1 year*
$
$
$
$
$
$
606.00
2,424.00
7,878.00
15,756.00
23,634.00
31,512.00
What
ScopeInterns
of Work
Do
• Train on actual duties assigned to professional employees
• Assist in special research, studies, surveys and investigations
• Assist in compilation and analysis of data
• Assist in preparation of briefs, reports,
evaluations, etc.
• Attend divisional and department staff
meetings
• Complete special projects as assigned
Volunteer
InternshipOpportunities
vs. Volunteer
Internships
• Gain work experience in a particular field or career
• Supervised and mentored by experienced professionals
• Learn the skills needed for a career in a particular industry
• Gain hands-on experience in a field related to course of study
• Develop professionally and personally
Volunteer
InternshipOpportunities
vs. Volunteer
Volunteers
• Donate their time to a company, charity, event or cause
• Help organizations they are passionate about
• May learn skills but not the main focus
• Usually not for a particular career path, industry or major
• Not same level of mentoring, supervising & evaluating
ESP Internship Services
• Marketing and referral
• Administrative support
• Consultation
Educational Support Program
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